The Supreme Court says President Trump can keep building his White House ballroom.
The conservative majority said that delaying construction could hurt national security,
but the court hasn't decided whether the project is even legal.
By that time, the ballroom might be nearly finished.
I'm Leila Faldil, that's A.
Martinez, and this is Up First from NPR News.
The Secretary of the Army, Don Driscoll, resigned after 18 months on the job.
The Army's top civilian leader didn't like the purging of senior generals to install loyalists, among other things.
NPR's Greg Myrie digs into the friction at the Pentagon.
And the world's biggest economies are meeting in North Carolina this week.
The Trump administration wants to use the G20 summit to convince countries to help squeeze Iran's economy.
The question some countries are asking at the moment is, is the U.S.
A source of stability or instability in the global economy?
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